Kuriger v. Cramer

How courts have described this case

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• “An eviction is an act by a landlord or a third person that interferes with a tenant’s possessory right to the demised premises.” Id. at 608, 498 A.2d 1331.
• District of Columbia and Delaware recognize tort arising out of landlord’s use of self-help
• “A court may also find that a tenant who remains in possession has been partially evicted if a landlord disturbs the tenant’s possessory interest in only a part of the leased premises.”
• “An eviction is an act by a landlord or a third person that interferes with a tenant's possessory right to the demised premises. If that act is wrongful, the tenant may sue for damages in trespass or assumpsit.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).